At 2:39 if there was a bus on the bus stop and it was clear from the right hand side are you allowed to turn straight into the right hand lane to overtake the bus then move back in to the left? Because I know someone who failed because they waited at the giveway for the bus to move off instead of turning into the right hand lane and overtaking.
@@user-hh3go9po3v As long as it’s safe and there’s nothing from the right. Take it this way, if you’re behind the bus on the main road, will you overtake the bus from right? obviously yes. So, do the same thing from the giveaway.
@@PimlicoDrivingSchool also. If there is a bus on the bus stop on the big roundabout would you wait or overtake and take that second exit (coming from burnt ash ln) ? Three different scenarios. One is if there’s no car directly next to you would you be able to go in the right hand lane then quickly come back in? And second if there is a car next to you would you just stay in your lane and wait behind the bus? And thirdly if the bus is on the bus stop but looks like it’s about to move off, would you stop behind the bus?
@@user-hh3go9po3v if the bus is signaling right to move off, I would suggest to wait. If the bus not moving, you will have to properly check your right side, if safe, then move, if not, then wait until it is safe.
At 2:39 if there was a bus on the bus stop and it was clear from the right hand side are you allowed to turn straight into the right hand lane to overtake the bus then move back in to the left? Because I know someone who failed because they waited at the giveway for the bus to move off instead of turning into the right hand lane and overtaking.
@@user-hh3go9po3v As long as it’s safe and there’s nothing from the right.
Take it this way, if you’re behind the bus on the main road, will you overtake the bus from right? obviously yes. So, do the same thing from the giveaway.
@@PimlicoDrivingSchoolthat makes sense thank you
@@PimlicoDrivingSchool also. If there is a bus on the bus stop on the big roundabout would you wait or overtake and take that second exit (coming from burnt ash ln) ? Three different scenarios. One is if there’s no car directly next to you would you be able to go in the right hand lane then quickly come back in? And second if there is a car next to you would you just stay in your lane and wait behind the bus? And thirdly if the bus is on the bus stop but looks like it’s about to move off, would you stop behind the bus?
@@user-hh3go9po3v if the bus is signaling right to move off, I would suggest to wait.
If the bus not moving, you will have to properly check your right side, if safe, then move, if not, then wait until it is safe.
@@PimlicoDrivingSchool when would it be safe and not safe to go?